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Surprise! The Times Hearts Oscar

November 19, 2008  11:42 pm

The Times‘ Cintra Wilson visits the Oscar de la Renta boutique on Madison Avenue and deems the clothes there to be “the haberdashery equivalent of a Maserati.” Ladies, start your engines. Or call your driver.

Wish you could shop guilt-free? Sarah Mower suggests taking the wet-look leggings test to determine whether you can shop like a girl (no mortgage payments) or a woman (mortgage payments). As with all-important fiscal matters, look to your thighs for guidance.

Gadget-philes report that the iPhone hates accents, particularly British. That’s right, America—back on top!

—Alison Baenen

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